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Pisa
Talking about Pisa it’s inevitable to talk about its leaning tower too. But this impressive leaning bell tower it’s just one of the many monuments you can find in this charming city. The Cathedral square contains the principal religious monuments of the city, therefore it’s called “Miracle’s square”: besides the tower there’s the Cathedral, the Baptistery and the graveyard that offer an example of the artistic richness of the city, its monuments are ready to satisfy the need of artistic knowledge of the visitors. Buildings, monuments and museums give their contribution to keep alive the memory of the ancient Pisa, the one that was a Maritime Republic and, for a long time, the ruler of the Mediterranean. In addition Pisa is still considered the Queen of studies, this title was assigned to Pisa from Florence, thanks to its University, one of the most important of Europe. Therefore we’re talking about a dynamic, young and living city.
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Montecatini Terme
Montecatini Terme is in the heart of Tuscany near Florence, Lucca, Pisa, and Viareggio on the coast. It's a pleasant and peaceful town reminiscent of bygone days with a big park in the center, 3 thermal establishments, an elegant wellness center, high quality shops, and nice bars and restaurants.
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Lucca
Lucca, a top city to visit in Tuscany, holds many attractions for the tourist. Lucca's historic center, with medieval towers and nearly 100 churches, is completely enclosed by its walls and it's a good city for walking, biking, and shopping. There are several places to rent bikes, including the tourist office near the bus station. Lucca makes a nice base for visiting Pisa, the Tuscany coast, and the scenic Garfagnana region to the north.
Spend the day exploring and finding all its little treasures.
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Florence
Florence, one of the most popular travel cities in Italy, has many impressive sights and attractions. A Renaissance city in the heart of Tuscany, Florence has some of Italy's best museums, beautiful cathedrals and churches, and interesting streets and squares with elegant buildings and shops.
Aside from sightseeing and visiting the main museums and churches, there are obviously lots of other things to do in Florence. You could try out a walking tour of specific areas of the city with a guide or go on a shopping spree! Eat out at great restaurants or try out all the gelato flavors!
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Cinque Terre
Strung along 18km of serrated cliffs between Levanto and La Spezia, the Cinque Terre is one of Italy’s treasures. These five higgledy-piggledy villages – Monterosso, Vernazza, Corniglia, Manarola and Riomaggiore – are cut off by mountains choked with olive groves and dry-stone-walled vineyards, where farmers have eked out a living over the centuries.
This portion of the Italian Riviera is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Cars aren't allowed, so take local trains or ferries to go from town to town—or walk one of the spectacular trails that connect them.
Most events and festivals occur during the summer and early fall months. Of all the villages, Monterosso is the center of activity during the festival season.
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